Approve Inventory Item No. 235 to provide a grant to City Peace Project in the amount of $15,000 relating to the student engagement, violence prevention, and attendance stabilization programs, and refer item for final consideration and approval on June 18, 2026. (Duong)
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This document outlines a recommendation from Supervisor Betty Duong to the Board of Supervisors regarding Budget Inventory Item No. 235, which proposes a grant of $15,000 to the City Peace Project. The funding aims to support student engagement, violence prevention, and attendance stabilization programs, particularly at Ocala STEAM Academy. The grant is intended to address challenges faced by school districts in East San Jose, including budget reductions and student support service limitations. The City Peace Project has been active since 2012 and provides various support services to youth in the area.
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Recommendation to approve a $15,000 grant to City Peace Project.
Funding supports student engagement, violence prevention, and attendance stabilization programs.
Grant will fund programming at Ocala STEAM Academy and the annual Back-to-School Peace Party.
City Peace Project has been operational since 2012, serving youth in East San Jose.
The action is expected to benefit children and families, with no impact on seniors or sustainability.
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The document appears to be a draft as it includes a date for future consideration.
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County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors Supervisorial District Two Supervisor Betty Duong 128765 DATE: May 13, 2026 TO: Board of Supervisors FROM: Betty Duong, Supervisor SUBJECT: Budget Inventory Item No. 235 City Peace Project RECOMMENDED ACTION Approve Inventory Item No. 235 to provide a grant to City Peace Project in the amount of $15,000 relating to the student engagement, violence prevention, and attendance stabilization programs, and refer item for final consideration and approval on June 18, 2026. (Duong) FISCAL IMPLICATIONS There is a one-time cost of $15,000. The recommended amount is less than the requested amount in order to align with the Board of Supervisors' policy cap while still funding the maximum number of requests. REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION School districts across East San Jose continue to face budget reductions, school closures, and decreased capacity for student support services which further impacts students experiencing chronic absenteeism, economic hardship, trauma exposure, and community violence. City Peace Project programming is tailored to the campus and neighborhood climate and includes a variety of activities, including outreach and community...
This document is a cover sheet for a funding request related to the City Peace Project, submitted to the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors. It outlines the entity requesting funding, the amount requested, and details about the program's geographical reach, duration, and alignment with Board strategic priorities. The total budget requested is $50,000, with a recommendation for partial funding of $20,000. The document includes descriptions and amounts for various activities aimed at supporting community engagement and student services.
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Entity requesting funding is related to the City Peace Project.
Total budget requested is $50,000.
Partial funding of $20,000 is recommended.
Activities include community support events, truancy support, graduation support, parent engagement sessions, technology and academic support, and mental health and wellness.
The document indicates the geographical reach includes specific districts.
The entity has not previously received funding for the same programs.
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Specific dates for the duration of the program are not provided.
Details regarding the fiscal sponsor are incomplete.
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County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors Budget Inventory Item Cover Sheet Entity or Individual(s) requesting funding: Amount of funding requested: ~~----=--==:!:::::::::~==::::::!:::~:::::::t~~==::::!::::::~I==:~========~ ==~~-1-1...a..llllClo'-------------------= ==-----i---------....l Nonprofit Entity D F01~-Profit Entity Type of Entity/Individual(s):0 Governmental Entity D Other:-1_ _ _ _ _ ____;;;..._,,;,,,,;;;;.i;..;;..;.;;;.;;;.;...;;;;;.;;;.;..;;.~-=;;;;._-------a:;.___ _ Note: Nonprofit and for-profit entities must provide current Certificate ofStatusfrom Secreta,y ofState showing good standing to receivefimding. Does Entity/Individual have a Fiscal Sponsor?□ No D Yes (please identify): A Fiscal Sponsor is a nonprofit that is taking on responsibili(v for accepting and/or dishursingfimds on hef1alfofthe grantee or .sponsored entity. Note: Fiscal Sponsors are available <J!JlJ..for new initiatives or projects that have not yet incorporated, or for individuals. Nonprofits that are not in good standing with the California Secretary o..fState, and for-profit entities, may not use a fiscal sponsor. Geographical reach of program or activities to be funded: D Countywide Or...
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The document contains letters of support for The City Peace Project from various school administrators and San Jose Councilmembers. These letters highlight the organization's positive impact on students, families, and the community, emphasizing their commitment to mentorship, violence prevention, and community engagement. The letters advocate for continued investment in The City Peace Project's programs, which aim to improve school culture, student engagement, and community well-being.
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Letters of support from school administrators and San Jose Councilmembers for The City Peace Project.
The organization provides mentorship, violence prevention, and community-based programs.
Support for students' academic, social, emotional, and behavioral needs.
Collaboration with schools to improve climate and reduce absenteeism.
Commitment to family support services and community engagement.
Advocacy for continued funding and partnership with The City Peace Project.
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BoardOperations From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Solomon Kincheloe Tuesday, May 12, 2026 4:31 PM BoardOperations D2Inventory; Danny Sanchez [EXTERNAL] TCPP D2 Letters of Support Doug Kleinhenz Letter.png; Scan_Osuna, Marco_12_54_08-05-2026.pdf; TCPP Letter of Support.docx.pdf; TCPP Letter of Req.pdf; City Peace Project Supervisor Letter of Recommendation.pdf Hi there, Here are some letters of support that some school admin and San Jose Councilmembers have provided advocating for our program. Thank you! Solomon Kincheloe, The City Peace Project To help protect y our priv acy , Microsoft O ffice prev ented automatic download of this picture from the Internet. Patience - Empathy - Action - Community - Empowerment 1 Yerba Buena High School Warrior PRIDE 1855 Lucretia Ave, San Jose, CA 95122 • Phone: Lyra Hua, Principal ♦ Hien Doan, APED ♦ Marco Osuna, APA♦ Leslee Oliver-Barton, APTS To Whom It May Concern, I am honored to write this letter in strong support of The City Peace Project and the invaluable services they provide to students, families, and school communities. I have worked with The City Peace Project for over seven years, and throughout that time they have been...